Integrated Behavioral Health, LLC

08/23/2025

We are excited to announce addition of Psychiatric Day Treatment Program, also known as Partial Hospitalization to list of our services. This program serves adults with behavioral health diagnosis including substance abuse to engage in recreational, social, and wellness activities daily. To get more information please call 301-499-4240.

08/23/2025

💬 Do you know how you react to trauma?
Ever felt overwhelmed, frozen, or unusually reactive—and thought, “Why am I like this right now?”
That might be a trauma response. And no, it doesn’t mean you’re broken. It means your nervous system is trying to protect you.
🧠 A trauma response is your body’s way of saying:
“Something feels unsafe—even if I can’t explain why.”
It can show up as: • Fight ⚔️ • Flight 🏃 • Freeze ❄️ • Fawn 🤝
You might:
• Shut down emotionally
• Feel anxious in everyday situations
• Overextend yourself to avoid conflict
💡 This isn’t weakness. It’s survival.
And the good news? With support, awareness, and gentle tools, you can retrain your system to feel safe again.
You’re not alone. Healing is possible.
📞 Call us at 301-499-4240 to schedule an appointment

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05/17/2025

05/17/2025

We are at the Health Fair this morning u til 2 pm! Health Fair organized by the Local Behavioral Health Association in PGCounty. Come say hello to us at Technology and Recreation center in Fort Washington, Maryland.

04/25/2025

IBH is pleased to announce that a new service has been added to our already comprehensive services offered. The new added service is called PSYCHIATRIC DAY TREATMENT PROGRAM or PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION for adults 18 and over. The program will provide services four days a week and is suitable for clients who may be losing functional skills because they are not engaged in meaningful daily activities. Isolation and boredom results in loss of skills and negative behaviors. Please contact our office to inquire or schedule an appointment to get more information.

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12/05/2024

LGBTQ+ people

Stigma and minority stress often operate at the individual as well as the interpersonal and structural [systems] levels, such as concealing sexual orientation, receiving threats, and discriminatory legislation
In particular, the difficult process of coming out may make individuals more aware of their feelings and emotions and the family reaction such that seeking mental health services is one of the ways of dealing with lack of acceptance from families and friends. Please reach out to support our communities, ask for help. Call IBH to make appointments to understand how to support your loved ones.